Re: dbimport and size of rootdbs
Posted in 1998
Hi Danny,
Is it possible that your originating system (System A) has the database in a
non-root dbspace, while when you're attempting to load that same database
into System B it's defaulting to rootdbs? You could explicitely specify
another dbspace to dbimport to with the -d option (if my memory is correct).
Alternatively, is it possible that System B has more logical / physical log
space configured and these are what could be consuming root dbspace?
Regards,
Bob Colombo
Danny Williams wrote in message <35F7A867.25B5@email.address>...
>Hi all!
>
>I have a problem that I believe is to do with extent sizes but I can't
>put my finger on the cause. I hope one of you can advise me:
>
>I have a system with lots of dbspaces, some with multiple chunks. I have
>another system with exactly the same dbspace/chunk configuration.
>
>I took a dbexport of a database on system A (using -ss flag) and then
>dbimported it onto system B. It failed because I ran out of space in the
>rootdbs.
>
>System A has only sysmaster, sysutils and my other database.
>System B has only sysmaster and sysutils.
>
>I am running Informix 7.23 on AIX 4.2.1 (not that I think it matters).
>
>Why is my dbimport using around twice the amount of space in the target
>rootdbs compared to the source rootdbs?
>
>Dan